ATTENTION SULLIVAN COUNTY RESIDENTS
08 BEEN AN EXTREMELY HARD YEAR FOR OUR RESCUE. LOOSING SO MANY OF OUR PETS TO CANCER AND DISEASES DUE TO OLD AGE.
THE ECONOMY TOOK A TOLL ON US AS WELL. WE HAVE FOUGHT FOR YEARS TO STAY OPEN TO HELP THE UNWANTED AND ABUSED ANIMALS. SORRY TO SAY......AS OF DECEMBER 25, 2008, WE WILL NO LONGER BE ABLE TO TAKE IN ANY PETS.
FOR 10 YRS WE WERE ABLE TO HELP ANIMALS IN NEED. NOW, WE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO STOP. LACK OF DONATIONS OF DOG FOOD, CAT FOOD AND KITTY LITTER IS THE REASON.
WE WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A HEARTFELT THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HAVE DONATED SODA CANS, CAT AND DOG FOOD AND KITTY LITTER IN THE PAST. THE ANIMALS LEFT WILL BE ADOPTED OUT, AS WE ARE A NO KILL FACILITY.
PLEASE HELP WITH BUILDING THE NO KILL FACILITY WITH THE BRIDGE HOME NO KILL RESCUE. NO DONATION TOO SMALL......CALL REGINA AT 423-239-5237 TO HELP THE NEEDY AND SAVE LIVES.
SPAY AND NUETER, thats the only way to stop the unwanted litters. If you just dont have the time to volunteer or are allergic to pets, you may want to sponsor one. Let us know. Thank You.
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Who We Are
We are a group of Christian volunteers who are dedicated to helping God's creatures. We rely solely on donations to keep our mission going, we are not funded by the state or county. Any and all donations are used to buy dog, cat, kitten or puppy food, kitty litter, flea meds or deworming meds, antibiotics or placed in our spay/neuter fund. At present time, we are helping other families with 150 lbs of kitty litter per week, 125 lbs of dog food per week, 50 lbs of cat food per week. We appreciate and accept all pet food or pet supply coupons. Please mail to our PO box. 1067, BLUFF CITY, TN. 37618. DONT FORGET YOUR PURINA WEIGHT CIRCLES, we use them as well. Recently, we were able to get a $100 Vet Check sent to our Vet from saving these circles.
Adopting a friend
Dont forget by spaying or neutering your pet at 6 months of age or sooner, you can stop the unwanted litters before they start. Many wonderful pets can be found at local shelters and age does not really matter. We have rescued several older dogs and cats. The bigger dogs seem to have a hard or sometime an impossible time being adopted. Rottweilers, Pit Bulls and German Shepherds especially. We have seen many wonderful former pets in these breeds. Definitely, nothing to be afraid of owning or rescuing any of these if they pass the temperment testing. Give the big ones a hug for us.
